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Jul 17, 2026
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Jul 17, 2026
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Aug 20, 2026
perform audit and review services on an as needed basis.
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City
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College Station
County
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Brazos
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200 Technology Way, Suite 1281
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(979) 458-6600
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77845
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas A&M Forest Service
The meeting reviewed accomplishments for FY23, including the approval of trucks, slipons, fire rescue equipment, PPE, training aids, and tuition. Emergency grants were also discussed. Program changes for the new fiscal year were presented, including an increase in training tuition rates and the eligibility of UTVs for reimbursement under the fire rescue equipment category. There was also a discussion of financial positions and funding priorities for FY24, including the allocation for the meeting.
The meeting included updates on the Fire Connect web application, such as the launch of the M tees meals and lodging component, as well as the emergency Grant components. There was also a discussion regarding the status of the FY 24 ffp slipons. The funding allocation for the meeting was detailed, with a breakdown by region and category. The approval criteria for BFD assistance grants were reviewed, including the evaluation process and geographical allocations. The meeting also involved the proposal of 74 awards across different categories such as dry hydr fire rescue, PPE, and training dates.
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The meeting focused on awarding grants through the Rural VFD Assistance Program. Key topics included identifying voting members, reviewing the minutes from the November 20th, 2019 funding meeting, and discussing outstanding inspections. There was also a review of funding revisions due to potential state budget shortfalls and a discussion on slippage calculation, which is a projection of funds likely available due to unused grant funds. The committee also discussed the approval criteria for applications and the allocation of funds.
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